1. The problem is to understand the inequality $n > 50$. 2. This inequality means that the variable $n$ must be greater than 50. 3. There is no upper limit given, so $n$ can be any number larger than 50. 4. In interval notation, this is expressed as $(50, \infty)$. 5. This inequality is strict, meaning $n$ cannot be equal to 50, only greater. 6. This is a simple comparison inequality used in algebra to define a range of values for $n$.